David LaHaise Jr.

1972-2026 David LaHaise Jr of Vero Beach, Florida passed away on March 13, 2026, at the age of 53 after defying all odds with his second brain tumor diagnosis. Born on September 26, 1972 in Newton, Massachusetts, David’s life was marked by family, friends, and a deep love of the outdoors. He grew up…

BySudbury WeeklyMarch 17, 20260Comments

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Residents Invited to Shape Future of Conservation and Recreation at 2026 Town Forum

The Town of Sudbury is preparing to update its Open Space & Recreation Plan, a critical roadmap that will determine how the community prioritizes land preservation, natural resource protection, and recreational development for the coming years. To kick off this process, the town will host a virtual Town Forum on Thursday, February 26, 2026. …

BySudbury WeeklyFebruary 13, 20260Comments

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The Sudbury Weekly Coffee Guide

Some of Sudbury's most iconic businesses are locally-owned coffee shops. The town is also home to several coffee chains, and a few restaurants that sling a mean cup of joe. Sudbury residents get to choose among three independent coffee shops, three chains, and a variety of other destinations making liquid gold. Of course,…

BySudbury WeeklyJanuary 11, 20260Comments

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The Sudbury Weekly Guide to Banks

According to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) over 19 million households were underbanked in 2023. For a town of approximately 20,000 people, Sudbury has a wide variety of banks to choose from, some are national chains and several others have a regional or local focus. Here's a rundown of your options in…

BySudbury WeeklyJanuary 4, 20260Comments

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The Sudbury Weekly Guide To Child Care Services

Nearly 50% of Sudbury households have children. In fact, the percentage of the town's population that's enrolled in Sudbury's school districts is among the highest in MetroWest. Meanwhile, the number of dual working parents has been climbing for years. That creates a big market for childcare services in Sudbury, and the business community has…

BySudbury WeeklyJanuary 3, 20260Comments

Obituaries

Jeannette Marie (Gosselin) Willey, “Memere”

Jeannette passed away peacefully on December 19, 2025. Born January 21, 1925, she was the daughter of Albert Gosselin and Marion (LaCasse) Gosselin. Jeannette was predeceased by her late husband John Charles Willey. She is survived by four loving children: Cheryl Ann (Willey) Rowland, her husband Michael, and their two daughters Amelia and Jennifer;…

BySudbury WeeklyDecember 23, 20250Comments

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Sudbury Weekly Guide: How to Shop Local This Holiday Season

Black Friday is fast approaching, and horrible memories of shopping mall traffic, long checkout lines and parking lot road rage are resurfacing. Fortunately for Sudbury residents, they won't have to venture far from home to get most everything on their holiday shopping list. The local retail landscape in Sudbury offers a remarkable breadth…

BySudbury WeeklyNovember 21, 20250Comments

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Deeply Rooted Counseling: Unearthing Strength and Connection for Families

[Sponsored Story] Sudbury resident and Licensed Mental Health Counselor Caitrin Adelman has brought her expertise closer to home with the opening of Deeply Rooted Counseling in Wayland, a practice dedicated to serving the children, caregivers, and families in the area. After years of commuting, Adelman's decision to launch a local practice was driven by…

BySudbury WeeklyNovember 20, 20250Comments

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Thoughts In Return? This Resident’s ‘Civic Copilot’ Puts AI To Work For Fellow Residents

Harry Hoffman is an Associate Commissioner on the Sudbury Conservation Commission, and a member of the Sudbury Community Preservation Commission. That's no small commitment to make to his community. But he has gone a step further, launching a Sudbury MA Civic Copilot using one of the most popular large language models (LLM) in the world,…

BySudbury WeeklyNovember 18, 20250Comments

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Nine Articles on Warrant For Dec. 1 Town Meeting

Sudbury voters will consider nine warrant articles at a special town meeting Monday, Dec. 1, at 7 p.m. at the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School auditorium. Two articles covering funding for replacement and repair of the roof systems at Haynes and Nixon elementary schools were the original reason for the special town meeting. Town departments…

BySudbury WeeklyNovember 7, 20250Comments

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